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try using wrist warmers or longer gloves instead of a tube. I put on my liners before I put my suit arms on so the seal lies on top of the glove,no need for tubes and keeps the wrists warmer then directly on the skin

Why not use dan Pro insurance? That's what everyone i know here uses

yeah,go with a tray. Aliexpress has nice aluminium ones for dirt cheap that are very compact and work well! skip the pole

It works great for when I need a snorkel, which isn't often when I'm diving.. In rough weather I keep the reg in.. Haven't tried the snorkel then

wow, horrible working conditions..our shop owner mentioned this during a shop talk..we all agreed as long as he would provide all the gear to us..then he changed his mind

as above.. plus neutral buoyancy, spring straps

KEEP DIVING Black All Silicone Wet Breathing Tube Full Silica Gel Foldable Snorkeling Snorkel Free Diving Scuba Swim Equipment-in Snorkels from Sports & Entertainment on Aliexpress.com | Alibaba Group Bought this a while ago and its cheap and works great

No, and in most cases where I know buddies who used them we got rid of them after some proper adjustments. Usually plate or weights too high and once moved down a bit they no longer needed it. Or posture, light fins, unbalance etc.. I see many divers using them for no reason, they think they are...

I do like the suggestion and I also believe it is a reasonable request for shearwater to look into..at some point hopefully :)

try borrowing a magnehelic and check breathing resistance..perhaps it isnt tuned as well as you think it is

While I do agree with you npole regarding never accepting the status quo, always seek to improve.. but improvements cost money and it's a business decision to not spend those resources on such "minor" matters as full customisation when instead there are other areas they are pushing (cloud...

Have you tried bigger sizes??

Totally agree, best system! its somewhat flexible and not so stiff as other plastic systems plus it doesnt feel so big as e.g kubi or waterproof

Thanks for the reply, it makes sense now :) happy to learn something

Interesting, never seen it diving around Europe anyway :) not sure I would want slippery seals on my dry gloves though, would be annoying to get that all over the inner glove :p

nothing to do with fine-tuning..all about releasing on ascent because when people are OOA or need support are in an elevated state of mind, this could mean when you donate and they start breathing deeply -> increased buoyancy -> they might not notice -> I have no intention of being dragged up...

lube? on wrist seals?? I can understand applying a thin thin thin layer on seals when not in use for a longer time..but usually people put talkum powder on seals to slide them on easier without any residue

hmm..this seems very strange..what side was the inflator on?? Would be quite tricky to operate inflator and donate at the same time..maybe they all have two left arms?

Ah, sorry, my bad.. I was taking about non AI shearwater.. Wishful thinking. Regarding phone.. Cause when we dive we want to get away from phones and anyone reaching us (except captain and backup phone of course..)